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,x: PORTUGUESE PAPERS. ADDRESS 61? Tilt SUPREME Ctit,TN ciL 4,F „pip, nusGpom el; ALGARVE TO THE: KI&G, OF .GLANI.). he will:top,' comu. , ,etieeitietri of our ieS, your Alniesty has been plened to c,o'- s der the cause of Poi tu t .;al - as your ; (he pree3 , ,p.: i,fthese misfortunes could not be hiddtti Irvin the roost wi t ie of all Cab:nets. - The m. t: astires taken for the preserVation of the snrred pie - dges of this Momrchy, traced e s it were! by ior hind, have been- wondertnily es.ecutej, • t. e‘ result Lias evalled the design.. • The most failliftd . HoU , ;e of firaganza withdrew . from its cradl , , 'teat jog her &minion to ilv..prot,ec ...i.cf its subjeas. Our proinises of obedience - and now.age bale remained uti , :iillated, - ; th.;y obliged us !o receive quietly the enemies of God, of religion, : mattk , nd—theV o Aiged us to submit, as bug the. Crown and th'e Trophies.. of the Portuguese naclry remained untonched,to our view. We ,tod not Ole repined at - t+le')Oss of -somu_of our . Orour and• of our property, m. inch new change of atiairi, and - the course of time might have restored to us'; but wt could not suomil to toe oestrudiotof the Monaret,y, and the consequent annihilation of the Portuguese naive. • This, Sire; was the perfidious systent,_tl'at;bn the ntemoraf , le lath of June, 'called us: to arms,. , many voices as were 'the wounds inflicted on •our country by the treacherous enemy. Tnii demands, • on Ourpart, -as many etlidts as there. are dr-o:ps of blond. in our veins, and a perseverance cqual.to the • length of our fiver. The just fury:W - 011r vengeance easily aditiThistered to us, - the ine,343 of etreettug our liberty and preservation: \Vd 'have 'burst. asunder the -foreign and irapicins chains of the •: - .lmgerial •Society that had destioyed the lawful ties` of the 11.4)1',archy. The people recovered its ancient rights, and recalling our august Sovereign, has established in the capital of this kingdom of Algarve a .Supreme Regency ; the form of . w liicirinst it ution we have . the honour to present to your Majesty:- We combat for religion, - for our twit .I . y, , and for. liberty. We are all engaged: in, the:same glorious catise, without , exception of. age or. of rank—each looking tor an,-opportunity to shew Iris patriotism:. We have re-lasSembled. the discharged and -dis .persed soldiers. We follow dose the eneMY; NVIiO Rrecipitatelv fled front our first impulse ; and hid hub serif in the itto - int tains Thar divi tots 12inglQnx';, Every thing has ,been• happily aCC 4;0 Sire, punderea L we,Jtavel)e.en, we .eauntit, in a moment, - furnio, the neee4vy,tiii„rzes which are in want oCaild Where are We to seek for (*hem, but'ira the.han4 of your Royal Majesty ? They hite assistniir cause—they' have assisted our country — they :have assisted our 'By their stored depw, te:l in the hand?, of your Rovat Ma jetty, we aloan; binkling tOr the payment of ft it the tu!, and the pi'operty• of this kingAlom of Algarve; uutil cur beloved and lip.vful Prince can ,assiit us. • fie will be }sappy lo have another opportunity of afiCnowiedging the InnguanimOus frienc6hip of y*.our Majesty, and we, of addiog littnals of tie i - Tlonle aii.llCtitr.W. May God retwrve your INlyje;ty matiy years. Faro, .1.6111 1,8013. •... . _ (SignA) VENTURA (ONE CHRUSOSTIMO DA SA, Suk:r . e/ary tote Co ..• • CS C N "I', A : iOZ.V.FEIRA MO R, Peesid,nt, - 'And six UerutiesCompolieit the Couhcal.. MANI F.E,S TO, 'ADDRESSED TO Tut: GOVIMNMENT_Oir WU:AT 1114 SeFiIEM-F. GOVERNMItNT OF OP_OUTO . .. - • The-P4tug-stese nation, the mo3t united and faith ful rO it 4awtoi Sovereign, in obedient e u.vsthe 134 iirders - 4 iis august and . ever-berored Prince, re . rilved - t he French .troops'-as ahiesi and iii—order to preserve its sectored Cattiol4:,„Aeliz;on, ways-- (lid and'alway4 v‘ „and .also the lives hai made every posible saari ` fi'c.e to French despotism.., 'The Fiend) taking aikantage of this relig - sin art , volutittify moderation, and forgetting that despttri 7 tion is dangerous, trod under foot all principles, and ait coin for the sole basis of thee government StAltiEtion .and tyranny, led on b, ~their insatiable thirst of nyine, oppressed- the - "fOrtu- . gnese to such a degree as 'to-quake. Adiem prefer death to life. 'Could the. Portuguese, who have always given the world exampleS of bottom - . and valuiir„ sonar any lower the yoke of a Government that possesses. neither religion or in - Iry nor honour, nor justice ? If the Portuguese Cookd not shake, off so heaVy a 'voke, Must they nOc d .prelr death with,glory ' to tife • •• with shame ? But at last came the day fixed . by Divine Prdvi '. deuce for the liberation of.,Portu: , al, and on the. morning of the memorable rpth of June, the inhti t:nants ofbisorto burst asunder the elmins of Fi•exich tyranny ; _they recoveied their freedom; thy terminated foie ever that abominable .oovernment, restored that of *the 'Prinee of Brazil, tlfeir.aognst _and ever beloved legitimate Sovereign, and .thew their royal arms out of the obs'curity into inch the _`French UovernaMt had sunk them, hoisting the • sacred standard that has-ever been, and shall ever `ne, respeded while the world twit;, • • They immediately establi . .;bed in that city, in Royal name of tilt; Prince of Brazil, a Supreme .tnta of 'government,, - to which - all the provinCes of 11.10Sorth united 'therp - selves, and under whose au t;,ority to its Sovereign, at the estp,enct of.. his faithful' and valoi•Ous _Portuguese subjeas, the city of . Optrto . was soon , garrisoned by thou sands 05 ititr l.itl volny.teers.. I. 7 he'vt:fne . spirit ani , . • tiii r tect tl. , ;(4 .. l etr wi t rie,-,towns,•andtville„s.. • t Mean tin* cfaiv under the - 44111440a. Ge ai tempted in this - stzile" of t hinks to. t cooo4} 4 ililortli of . POrtugal, kite he was .bet,ftell , ky . tte P(Nziguk!s'e'aird forced to fly ;- but leis ietgeat . .4:ao:larked _rapine, 'and hig - infam-Olis;.aitis of vengeance on children and the Open villavts . he fvuucl .on his road eviveed „ • his • The • Supreme ituait...has . iilreadk;sent a ,body .of I I 's- 4 'li-cops to the' Wrest, -and' to the capitrtf, still occu-'I ap4 tyrannized Ely the:French . . by 11171;istor uj.4er Winliers of the. flibita:l (;),JA IV, 2th j ul, 7.? ; • rQ IFINTLR SONG, Ow tight when as usual we foreters inot, Aid with honest 0 ck:her were just getting Wet,. 'there canic an old goblin so gran at;cl so grey, , alarni!it at the sight we were nast'ning away. All shivering :Ind chattering .with cold he appear'd, • Ctritilsi the icicles rattled'that hung on his beard ; - That: wa. no wet the name of our guest to inquire, • We all cried, " 'Tis Winter; so stir tip tl?e fire." Thert,thus.spoke the sprite, and his breath blow so chill, That our ale seem'ct to freeze ere a g'ass we could rill; " I aui he, 0 ye mortals, whose coining ye dread, " Brd, ,up your carousals and hasten to bed. "jDo but hear the storms howl that attend in my train; 4,, sharp drives the hail, and how wilaibnts the rain; " Ana seehoW the stow falls, and hearken that sigh " Which the cola biting wind breathes along the north sky. 4.6 tiaturcin - triurnpli.l now hold my Court, Such times as these surely were nut_ made for sport; " Flea bc sad as the season while with you I stay, " Arid let no joy be seen trout. November to May." ' Not so, anci , 2nt Monarch, we all cried at once, • • You shall join in our glee, dr wu'll.breL,l: your old sconce; Mead the fire, fill our pitchers; let laughter go round, • With a p g goil of stingo o;r• guest shall be crown'd. The louder the storms,blow, the louder our mirth; 4 lie shalt hear all'our jokes, while Vle sit round the hearth; Thus we'll welcome dark Winter as long as he stays, • Till his old frosty face shall look bright at the By degrees he grew merry, but still he kept sober, Until they had quatr'd our twelttlfjug of Oetober,. Then reeling; be roars out "-My beetles, well done! • Be - my season Itenceforward,Lhe season for fun." • . . Guti.,Dn ALL—Two women; the name of liar 7 ris and Biorvir . e, were brought before t('e Sitting MagiStrate (alderman SHAw), on Saturday, charged 'witri - stealing a piece of shawl handkerchiefs, horn the . shop of Mr. Silk, mercer, -On' Ludgate-hill. One of Mr. Silk'S." young i t en.st4d, .that the Pri soners catne:into the . - shop, on Friday evening, about dusk, under the-pretence of looking at some thing;. Hewas positive the . handkerchiefs in question were in the window at the time they came in. " Alter a short examination, one of them pretended to go out to consult (as she said) her husband, who wal wait: ing for them Outside the shop door. He immediately mlise& the handkerchiefs, and secured the two women,' but the:man made his escape.' _ .• The Alderman ordered the won en to be detained till :Monday, and diligent search to be n'tade in the trwan time for the man. lii a few minute.„ how ever, afterwards, the fellow (dhd. µ as sbroughtinto Court, having been 'secured while lurk ing about the place, and being identified by the young man, was likewise committed. :Marrstoti-House.—John Uilliams stood charged with a felony, in the house of Mr. K;ng, No. d, Bucklershory. While the woman-servant was busied in Cleaning one of . the rooms, she heard a toot going up the stairs, of which, however,_she took no notice, supposing it one of the_family. Shortly afterwards, hearing some one corning down stairs, with a - ,very quick and light step, she became alarmed ; she 'van out on the lobby, and saw the prisoner making his escape No vith a large Linad‘e under his_artn." She im mediately pursued and overtook Ititn io the street. Upon stovping, and desiring him to return with the things, he pushed her from him, and attempted ,; to make his escape,-but. he was sceured by two of. the Police Officers, who happened to come up {t the min. merit. It appeared he had .been very industrious .whife in the house, • having contrived to bundle up a quantity of table.and bed-linen, wearing apparel, &c. Belonging to Mr. and Mrs. King. He was cOnunit .ted for furoi;.. examination. • A jourrAyman shoe-maker was charged with a fraud.' ~H e , had lA'edged a bed, -which he per,uaded a'woman to iaurchak for a goinea J 'and'goingwith her• to release it, • and Oily it home for he con trived to make his escape, and sold it over again to a publican: - He was given his choice,'-to go °to prison, •or to serve•iiis . Maiesty. He preferredl fie lmter'; and agreed to reraid. the =Woman her money out of Ot bounty he slivitrUld ititteiVe, and - was 'accordingly or dered on board tender. .• • . , ‘ . i . k.,ORONER'S" INQUESTS:—On Thursday morning last, a milkman of the name of Roberts went into the George public-house," in .Great Portland -street, and called'tor halt . a . pint of purl,.but before he could I• be serve,,' be fell down, and expired immediately. ,11€ has left a wife and four children. A Coroner's Inquest was held before G. lionosoN,• gig, one of . the Coroners-for the County. Verdia Died by the . . Iris i tution of G od::--- Another Inquest W 34 Held before the same Coroner, at the Three Jollylialteri, Little - Chestera4d..street,,ou the body of an ostler n3med . • HarnMond, who-was late a servant to Mr. Jackson, livery-stable-keeper, in Fdlerplace, ft.appeare , !, in evidelit.se, that as-the deceased was in the act of rub bing down a Norse,- he received a.v:olenVkick in the groin. ' -He was taken home severely hurt, and after jiing,'ering for not more. than 24 hours, expired-. The horse hall' been attended by 'the same man repeatedly 4 , bcforethim . , bitt'never appeared to have any vicious tricks.• ,r..Une di.-Tpased w3i a very poor rnan„ and haS left a. wit - ,! anil three children. The Jury gave in a fivt-.!:-.i--.!:: - ../4e,-2,',11 Death. ;urday evening, a CoTober's Ingnest was held by Gnoticc HobsoN, Eki.'at the Catpenters' Arnis, Chkutre-vourt, Strand, oti &view of the bOdy of [lamp!) Lamb, who was burnt to death the pre seiing •evening,• at No. 3. Burieigh-street. The circumstances of this melancholy event are truly shocking. 'The unhappy child was nine years old, born deaf, dumb, 'and blend; she had been put' to bed. about nine o'clock ,on Friday night, and her mother went up,Staity; to the %vorkshop, to speak to. b r husband, who is an ivory an& metal turner ;-on her return, she fouhd the child had bein burnt. ' It appearethhat the deceased bad left the bed, to Yit liy : . .-- tite!fi."re,• where, it is supposed, a lighted cinder tell 1 .upou hersout, and set it in flames: Her, unhappy L situdttott .1)1 (...u..nt‘d ho troin alarming those wto hr . MightliWe rushed to afford as iistance, - nud when her.: 1 pal . ent - tirrived she -waq scorched in a 'mest . shodiing, •1 - I)Au.kl - : --Toilr'surgeoris were sent for ; .bur After if.litt;ring :1 few. liourS in great agou,. tfre, child.eit-=' ,-. .. piled. ' 1 ,1.:r6 - it',l---..7/Ltlelital Death. :" From the Lo:' DO GAZETTE, 0E4 . 22, lops, far-Oifice; Oct. 22, 18,5• 3d Regirrrerit of - Dragoons, Cornet David MoncriefFe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice. Foster, who retires. Loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major George Quintin to be Lieutenaii(- Colonel, without purchase. Captain Lora Charles S. Nlanners to 'be Major, vice• Quintin. Liedle. nant E. Wiili ttts to be CaPtalit of a Troop, vice Lod Charles MannerL Cornet SirnOn henry StiJ. , .rt to be Lieutenant, vice kVilliams. Anarew• Finucane., Gent. to be Cornet, hy,purCh - ase, vice Harding, promoted. iith Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon . Henry Daunts, Itoin the 48th, - Foot, to h- Assistant-Surgeon, vice Pleniterleath, pro moted in the RoyatS. 16th Regiment of . Light Dragoons, Cornet Thoma; Penrice to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith, who retires. Cornet Henry Bence Bence to be.Lieuttn.ant, without pur chase. To be Cornets--Charles 7wisleton 84110, Gent. vice-Yen rice. Bell Lloyd, Gent, vice Bence. Honourable Charles Gore, -without purchase, vice' U pton, promute.t in the •zoth Light Dragoons. 19th Di&r, John Incas, Gent.'to be Cornet, by purchase, - vice Barton, promoted. zoth Ditto, Comer Henry Lecky to be Liet.ttcuanr, without porcl4ier, Cornet Wm. -Upton, from the -16th Light Dragoons, to be ditto, Coldstream Regiment of FOot Guards, Michael Wats, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Diditens , ni ' proriimeit. tsf Regiment of Fo o t, Assistant-Surgeon John Johnson, from the 63d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon Assistaht, Surgeon It. lianbit, front the 44th Foot, Id be Assistant ' Surgean., St to, Lieutenant Addrew Black, from the North Devon to he Ensign. 9th Ditto, Ensign George Stirling, .frotn the Sgth Foot, to be Lieutenant without, purchase. Ensign 1' M. Los. . combe, from-the 66th Foot, to be ditto.. Gentleman Ca . - det Ueorge Cooke, front the loyal Military College, tu be F.osign,.. without pun:haw, vice Lord G lent worth, ‘yho resigns. ith Ditto, Lienfenant lames Stewart, frorri the North Down . Militia, tube Ensign. 25th Ditto, Henry White, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice James White, whose:Appoititnunit •hzo not taken phice. 27th Ditto, Nicholas Pike, Gent. to be. Ensign, without . , i.' purchase, vics..- Ahninty, , wilos" Appointment L has not taken place. - - - 35th Ditto, Aralander Tennent, Gent. to be - Ensign,- b}- purchase, vice Sharrock, promoted. 39th Ditto, - Serjiant-Major Thoinas Browne to be Adjutant, ~,, with the Rank of Ensign,, vice Brown, who resigns the Adjutatitcy only.. . • •• - • . f ..-• -'.. - ' 43d Ditto, George Crompton, Gent. to be Ensign, without 'purchase, vice Watson, whose AppointinCiit has not taken place. . . . . - - - 45th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Forbes, from the 6tit West India -Regiment, to be Ni*O6 : , Inue Brown, ; who exchanges. Ensign Benj. d. Huintrey to be Lieu, • -tenant, lay: purchase, vice Lowry, %viva retirc i s. Robert ,George - Sparrow, Gent . . to be Ensign, withoulitttedLop, vice tiumtrey. s•Ali Ditto, Ensign John Atkinson to be 'Lieutenant, vice • Christie,' deceased. Holman Custance, , Gent. to. be En sign, vice Atkinson. William Grant, Gcnt. whe -Ensign, without purchase, vice Fane, promoted in the .84th Foot. 52d Ditto, Lieutenant Wm. Rowan to be Captain of a Coin - pally, wir:out purchase, vice Hunt, promoted., . Lieute nant Kcimeth.Sitodgrass to be ditto. EnsvAn Binj irpin S. Wright to be Lieutenant, vice Rowan. Capel Adey, Gent. to be vice Wright: iiit i tt Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Barrington to be ( rain of a Company, witholit purchase, vice Horton, wt ,retires. Ensign Robert Alder to he . Lieutenant, by purchase., vice Barrington, 57th lAitto,' Lieutenant C. F. Iddins to be Captain of a Company,, by purchase, vice Money, %\rho •feillif.S.. sign Thomas Ch,rferis tt) be Lieutenant; vice 'lddins. Thomas Witnerington. Gent. to be Ensign, without par- chase, vice'Cilarteris. . • 6citii Ditto, Lieutenant George Grigby, from the tst-Dra, goons, to be'Captiin of a Company, by 'purchase, vice Donee, who retires. -Crozier, .G.ent.• to ,be Ensign, without 'purchase, vice Duchesnay, 'promoted. - Hettor •De Salis, Gent. lo be Ensign, without purchase, vice Liddie, promoted. 43d Ditto, K. R. Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur— chase, vice Rounds, pronioted in the 84th Foot /. . 66th Ditto, Nicholas Whitney, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, Vice . Luscombe; promoted in the 9th loot. ,grth Ditto William Ructitin, Gent. to be Ensign, without — purchase vice Sheehan, promoted. 72d M,jor john Waldrgrave, from the Bth Gar. rison Battalion, to ha Nfijor,vice Tucker,' who. exchanges. 84th Ditto, Itriskgai H.:nry Rounds, front inc. 63,1 Foot, to be Lieutenant. • Ensign Pin PeACh, from we 96tH Foot, to he ditto.. Ssth Ditto, Ensign Wm. Sheehan, from the WI Foot, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Stirling, promoted in the 9th Foot, 87tIt Ditto, Ensign lames Thompson to be 'Lieutenant, by purchase, viceVandeleur, promoted. 'loath Ditto,' Rohm RotwtSon, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Morgan, whose Apponnment has not taken place. • . Royal Staff Corps, Lieutenant George. Pasvlay, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, .vicesGray„.."appointed to the Bth Foot. Giintlernan Cadet Nicholas Thurnas dill, front the Royal Military 'College, to be Ens go; vice - Stavek ' .protouted. • rst West India Regiment, Ensign lanes Bisset to be Lieu-, teffant, without purchase, vice Buchan, who retires. 6th Ditto, Major F..F. Brown, _front the 45th Foot, to he Major, vi,e hes, who exchanges. Ensign C. Wal po:e to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Van Gerau, superseded Thomas lack, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice , Mackay, superseded. - laineS Maclean, Gent. to be ditto, vice Walpole. sth Garrison Battalion, EnSigh George Mackay, Atli the oath Foot, t-, be Lieutenant,. vice Pawlay, app—rited to the Royal Stall Corps. 2th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel . john G. P.. Tucker, from the 72i1 Foot, to be vice Earl Wildegrave, who exchanges. • : • sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Quarter-Master Andrew Mor- ton, trorn tne yth Royal- Veteran Mitt:lion, to be Quarter hia,, vice Harrison, who exchanges. gth Ditto, Quarter-M.l:oer john 1 Irtrrison, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to bc:Quartei-Master, vice Mor- wnoexcligni.;es. . Alevancier Grant, Gent. to.be vice BramOton, whose ppqintinent ltas,not taken place. ROYAL NILLITARY COLLEGE. Captain Citotes Wright {Captain of a Company .of Cent'e melt Cadets) to have permanent Rank in the Army'. ,MET.IOIt ANDUM. Lieutenant Eraser, of the 63d Foot, is superseded, being ab. bellt v 2 ithout leave. prain Bitter, or the Chasseuss is superseded, being absent without leave. Commissions in. the Royal London Regiments of Militia, si• t ;iied by his Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenam, - y tor the sad City. • bast Regiment. • To he Lieutenants—Ensign ,D 4 ,vid Drummond, vice '.Scot.. Lind,..resigned. • Dated Oct. 14, iS s oS. Ensign Robert Ed, ward vice De Daubiawa, resigned. Dated Oct. t, iFcS. To be Ensigns—Charles Steade, Gent. v•ce Crump, re_ signed. Dated s pt. 13, ►Sag. fobson, Cent. vice Druminonti, promoted. Dated .061. 13, xOB., Charles IVarner, Gent: - vice Morgan, promoted. Dared October t 4, rSe. . • West Nekiment. Ensign Hugh Hardy' to be Lieutenant, vide Bernhl, ,resigned, • Dated Ott: 13, 1808. . • . Commissions in the SuppleMentary Corps of the Bank of • England Volunteers, stoned by his :Majesty's Commission ers cif Lieutenantey for the City of Loudon. John 13aker Richards, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept, 16, winiain sin:o), Gent. to be Ensigi, vice Lawrence,. ,resigned. • 'Dated as aiouve. (), at four, ts, And Mt. 3, at eleven, at tha Angel . Inn, .I,leity St. Edmund's. Attornies, Messrs, Wharton and Dj'ke. Temple, London ; or Mr. TiMothyllolthes, BurY St. Edtruncl's. , Robert Fry, of Lullington, Sornersetshire, banker, Nov. t 6, 17, and Dec. .3, at eleven; at the Swan Inn, Bradford, Wiltshire A ttornies, Mr. lohn Williams, Red Lion. slUaTe;, London ; or Mr. -Rotten 'Attridge Willniott, Bradfar i. Ediniknd Alderson, of Caltlewgate,.near Cariisle, dyer, Nov. 'lnd Dee.' 3, id eleven, at the• Crown and Marc, CArtisle. Attornies, Mr. Robert Mounsey, ; N•. r. Henry MotTuSev, Staple's-Inn, London. lames of I,llaekinan- - Strea. Spot wark, Sure)", •tinen-draper, Oa. 29. at ten, Nov. and Dec. 3, at eie .ven,.at G uildliall, London. Ayrorney, Mr. Lee, Three-t•. , • Crown -court, Southwark. Charles Wilks, of Birminghain, stationer, Pei 27, 28, and Dec. 3, at twelve, at the Sh - akspeare 'faverit,Birming!lant... • Attorntes, Mr. Charles Constable, SymoncPs-lciti,• Lon- don ; or Mr. john Sinicox, Birmingham. • • James Barer, of Sparrow-Comer, near the Minories, Lone don, corn-chandler, Oct. 29, at eleven, Nov. 8, at twelves and Dee. 3. at one, at Guildhall. 'kttorney, Shepherd,. Hyde-street, Bloomsbury. . Thomas M.ullOy, of • Tokenhonse:yard, - London, mariner , Oct. ,zo, Nov. 8, and Dec. 3, at eleven at Guildhall. At' torney. Mr. Dawes, Angel-Court, Throgcnorron.strec.t. Joseph Perry, of Angel. court, lbrugmortod.smct, . don, brOker, Nov, t, 8, and Dec. 3, at tell, at Guildhall.. • Attorntty, Mr. Atkinson, Castle -street, L'atcdu.sqm(re, Robert tatetnan Herbert, of Clare.:eouit, I)rar) -lane,. arol • also of Grafton-street, • Westinidster, broker, Oct. :49, eleven, Nov. .6, art we've, antf.Dec. 3, ar one, "At hall. Attorney, Attorney, Mr, Dobbins, I' urniva I's- Inn. D!V ID E. 1415 , Nov. 22, Thomas - Raine and George :Mackey, of Greenwich , Kent, shlp owners, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. couch Nov. 19. Elizabeth Clarkson and Richard Dove, Of . Amiie,•-street, Hanovcr-square, Nliddlesex, oil-dealers wine.mercliants,. at - twelve, ;it Cuililll4ll - . Nov. t 5." Richard Nesbitt, of Ne w castle-upon-Tyne„ groCc' 7 • at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Newcastle.upW Tyne. Nov. tz. George Davis,- of Cranbounie-street, Leicester fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Gt 1.141- hall. 'Nov. , 2t. Luke Homer, late of 1 ancastef, congiwt" brewer, at five, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. - Nov. tz.,...totin tiaritey, no•-w or late of SpringtieW, se " -- ' • bricklayer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. folk, Nov. z. • Ralph - Tunnecliffe,. of Long Stratton, NoY draper; at eleven, at the Wcrolpaeks inn, Wakefield, V-4," . . . . . , shire. , Dec. 3. Edward Price, otherwise Alexander Spnce , Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the BiaLl. Moutn inn, Leeds. N0v."11.. Samuel Chapman , of Woolpit; Safi,lk, , sll o l'' • keeper, at len, at the 11.411..M00n Inn, Bury • San*: t d- InunTs. Noy. Lt. lames Norcliffe, late cf Robert Town, Mrstait Yorkshire, 'clothier ; at eleven, at 'the Three Legs Leeds. Nov. '6. john Smith, Lite of Broughton, Lance)ilef calico-printa, at three, at the Spread Eagle lita, cheater. - • No'. 5. Thomas Hurrell, of Conduit street, tlapcor: 3.-, ' square, Middlesex, tailor, at eleVen, at Guildhall. . Nov. 25. *Henry Lewis and C. ?r4 ".1. 14 i bon'e-place, - o,slbA , strect, MAddlesc., stiopkeepO , eleven, at _ 'CERTIFICATES. • Nov. rz. larvis German, late..of Aiderrninbury, Lohda rr , w tipsier: • • Harry Coleman. late of Mere, Wiltshire, but-c'.l , :ir: ArchibablColgoltoun, Lite of High.strect, Lambethiitir re P, .yeast-rnereh.t. , PARTNERSIIIPS DISSaLt/ED. • • I. R. Willett and T. l'ulcher, Fortpool•lane. J. KePP,-W. Wettings, and 1. Lloyd, 'Chalfont St.. Pou f ' Buckinghamshire, sugar ware potters. W. Stanhope and J. Tilling, Royal ilospal-rovr, Ci1C 1544 printers. C. Hopwood, Plornptort Mi11,..T. Crimple Elizabeth Farnshaw, elornoton Rogerand . George Bolton, of Wigat, Lancaster, - spirit-tll:I. chants, Robert L unsey.and : Edward: Henn' Hare, , ,ttor: : Cliarles Moore, Pine l ird, and FlefiryTodd, Salisburr_cot:: F lect-btreer, v iduallers: • • • The Offlaeriaiii , numerous *garrison td have eirablished-a Club, - for the -purpo! - ' , e Balls to the litatity- and Fashion of thit i the Great iliessgloom,: Once a week; winter,. DARING ROiIBERY.-L.Tridar evening' about seven'-o'clock, as Mrs. of St. AO's s . lane, in the city, was passing clown FOster.lane a hundred yards from her oWn'hotise), she was ped by two men, when one of them, dressed in 5 ' dier's clothes, and his bayonet-at his side, with g re . "— ie violence and brutility dragged her into the that. leads into Newgate-street; and there with dre 3 V 10 - 1 threatenings to murder her if she spoke a w° r held bet' hands behind her, while the other cut, ul her pocket, and robbed her of its contents , which they made otl s, A mournful instance' of mortality occurred 134 week in the family of Mr. CnatsTortt . 1-18A ,,d jun. Of Leeds. Three of his Children, a girl two boys were suceessively attacked a c' e.6 , r , of fever, accompanied with an ulcerated sor e tfu ot i cl a l st (a' complaint at present very prevalent . "rli at - by , cltildreni) which was succeeded, in all of t he . t that alarming complaint the croup, 'and termtna fatally to the first on Friday, the second o ti IVlcadPY' and the third on Tuesday last. I BIRTEIS. ' ' .1" father's house ;n On the- I 1 th inst. at her .Savage-gar t e r s, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel liorst;wl, of a Datrghter• On Wednesday last, the Lady of Frederick Grellet , Es4' of Great laulcs-street, Ilectford-row, of twins. ...---" 1 rr; BANKRUPTS. Willi:a Steel, 'lames Steel, and -Christopher jghnstone, hire-of Larieatcr, linen and ‘voollen.drapers,. to iirrendcr Nov. 14i. ts, and Dec. ;, twelve, 'zit• the %%tithe Vrestiln., Attornies, Messrs. Blanchard and Carr, Pri>ton ;or Messrs. Barrett;, Gray's-1 nn, London. Thcnnas now or late of • Bridgewater, Somerset.; s4re,booktieller, Nov'. to, tour,. It, and Uec. 3. at ;ten,_ at' tih: Globe Inn, Brilvewater. Attornies,Mr: Tarrant, - Chazirery;-Birte„ • LDIICLUti ; or Mr. Anthony. Deau, Castle • LiA;ewater. . . Wrclerick Lie.id,.of Bury St. I:cirri:n(l'4, suffolk, baker, Nov,' LO 1.)%)' : Printc.%l by It 'Cu A k Re: Is, of No. 4. Al:2rtl(..tt.i.:(turr, Bow-screet ; 411 , 1 publishe.l by WILLIAM tii Pii IGER Sc It I PP4, South Molton-street, 9 rosvenor- squat:4 AL tfie Svii-Uvy;_cii. No. t i tried; where .41dveitisernents, Orders ior the Paler, I rtfrrs for the Editor, Ike; (Dost;puid) mot be addressed. - - DIED, ~ .„ .o. - , . . . Early on Skturday morning, at Itis lioi\se 'id the, Nevv,.. 1 ,...(; Mary-le-botiv,. Mr. kicharn ',/ltitehtiti6e [cons s; 0 1 ' 4 ;0' lane, Lin.;Qlll's-inn, Attorney at Law, many year . fi Y:t f ,li., Clerk of St. Clement Danes, and of qte . Liberty of the ' iv 0 ` On Friday week, at North ColiinKham, in . the CO,'" ' Nottingham, lohn Pym, Esq. ' • - e • e v• , R 0 . . On Sunday . sennight, 'in the 6Stly Year Of Iris ftg:,... 10c pi lame Nasnittli, D.D. 1?-edOr . of Leverington, la -ti c . Ely. ' - . . v • 1 , . . • PRICE OF 'STOCKS SATU2DiCY. • Bank Stock, India Stock, tSlo Wavy S per Cent„,799ti India Bonds, 4s. ss• 5 per Cent. 1797, Exchcq. Biils,•s's 85 . r" . 5 per Cent.' • Onmiurn; (Us.. 4 per Cent. Si ;I; • I ri*diita , 3 per Cent. Red 66i Imperial 3 per Cant ! 3 per :2ent. Cons. 661.671 Ditio•Anii. ' • 6 7 Cons, for.zs Nov: .67 •vi • Bank L. Ann. ;Si 5-16ths it4o?" HIGH. WATER 4kT 1:0INIDON BRIDGE TO-- RO ' • • c o, fEC Morning, 8 min, iftec,6. , W. Afternoon, .36 min..; .. . : 11.14RRiE n. : . . • , On Wednesday lasti.Richard Crawshar, E:sq . to' M ar it; , . eldest daughter of Francis 1-lotnpay, Esq. of the 1-lyki c ' ... StaOu, llbrishire. - - • :i." O a . 0 Saturday last, -at St. Maiy Alderman' Church, , 1 ,, , ii lane, --,: Banbridge, jun. - Esq. of Bre;:thsttrcet, 0 . ~,,,,c4, • Packwood, eldest daughter of the,late l(obert . l ) ,a lo Esq.' of Cloak lane. . • , ' . , • eel'' , . yii ,- 'rile samo day, at Lambeth Church, Thor 4s ,' *. ; 4 , 0 Esq. son of the Ilon. kyilliatn Manner% a .1..-:1111 1 C' - Miss A. Gatcs, of Newington. ..' ' . , • .pr'' 1 \' 1.12 .11 • • fife: C 11' . ' Of ', Lately, at St. Pant:NlS, , _:,,CSCX, n trlg, .v.s , lane, to Miss Russell, of Darliriton,in'the:Qounty , o' 4. , ham.. • _,